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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1935

Page

1

Ruby Street Bridge Opening Promises City Celebration

After two years of work the new Ruby street bridge opens Saturday at 10 AM with a ribbon cutting by Marybeth King daughter of Northwest Side Civic Association president Edward H. King. The event includes a 9:30 AM parade from Central school grounds with city officials engineers and multiple school bands, led by Capt. Ralph Maloney.

Ruby Street First Mpc Marybeth King Willow Avenue Edward H. King Northwest Side Civic Association Chicago Street King St. Joseph School St. John Ralph Maloney National Guard Joliet National Guard Ruby

Opening of New Ruby Street Bridge Marks Civic Day

Edward H. King and Miss Marybeth King help nail the first decoration to a telephone pole as the Northwest Side Civic association opens the Ruby street bridge on Saturday. A parade starts the program with speed boat races in the afternoon and evening entertainment.

Edward H. King Northwest Side Civic Association Ruby Street Marybeth King Willow Avenue

Unconscious Youth After Train Crash Near New Lenox

George Leavitt twenty from Steger remains unconscious after a collision with a northbound Wabash train at a private Brisbane crossing near New Lenox. Charles Liberty nineteen of Spencer died instantly. The car stalled on the crossing as the train, about sixty miles per hour, struck it. Both youths had been chopping thistles on Ray Palmer’s farm and were en route to work when the crash occurred. Local doctors say recovery is uncertain.

George Leavitt Steger Silver Cross Hospital Brisbane New Lenox Charles Liberty Spencer Leavitt Liberty Ray Palmer

Weather Bureau Says Heat Wave Sustained

The Washington weather bureau reports little change in the next 24 hours and a heat wave that settled over the middle west will continue for at least 48 hours. No prostrations have been reported in the vicinity.

Weather Bureau Washington, D. C Middle West

Mrs Robt Cronin Celebrates 89th Birthday in Joliet

Mrs Robert Cronin, longtime Joliet resident, marked her 89th birthday Tuesday at her daughter Mrs John Hurley’s home 909 North Raynor Avenue. It also began her 71st year of residence in the city. Confined since last August, she received visits from friends and relatives all day. She is the widow of Robert Cronin and mother of the late John R. Cronin, former Joliet mayor, and has one daughter, three grandchildren, and six great grandchildren.

Robert Cronin Joliet John M. Hurley Raynor Avenue

Daring rescue at Western quarry saves drowning man

Gene Milcher dived fifteen feet to reach Frank Gale who cramped and sank while swimming at the north bank. Gale was revived after ten minutes of artificial respiration by Louis Kocholka. an inhalator squad arrived but not needed. Swimming there is prohibited by officials, yet youths ignore the warning.

Gene Milcher W. Shelburne Frank Gale N. Broadway Gale Milcher Louis Kocholka Prairie Avenue Fire

Artist Visits Michigan Beach Position Form

Staff Artist James McGrath made pen sketches at Michigan Beach yesterday afternoon noting varied beach positions.

Michigan Beach James McGrath

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